K21 Health Foundation Awards Over $1.2 Million in Grants to Area Nonprofits
K21 Health Foundation announces grants totaling $1,280,163 to nonprofit organizations whose projects improve the health and wellness of Kosciusko County residents.
Read MoreK21 Health Foundation announces grants totaling $1,280,163 to nonprofit organizations whose projects improve the health and wellness of Kosciusko County residents.
Read MoreIn September, Health First Kosciusko partnered with Live Well Kosciusko and its Kosciusko Food Security Coalition to support a variety of initiatives including, “Meating the Need,” in which, a portion of the Health First Indiana money awarded to Live Well Kosciusko would be used to process and distribute meat to local food pantries.
Read MoreThe bones of a place hold memory. On North Detroit Street in Warsaw, the building’s familiar frame still whispers of its past life as a beloved Penguin Point, a long-time local favorite.
Read MoreDear Editor, November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month, a time to remind our community about the importance of early detection and prevention. If you are a current user or have used tobacco in the past, getting screened could save your life. Both Lutheran Hospital and Parkview Hospital offer … Read More
Dear Editor, As we observe Breast Cancer Awareness Month, it’s important we spotlight not only the importance of screenings but also the environmental risks that can cause breast cancer. While genetics plays a factor, environmental exposures such as secondhand smoke stand out as a silent but potent threat. … Read More
The Health First Kosciusko Advisory Committee approved four requests for funding 2026 health-related projects during a Wednesday, Oct. 22, meeting.
Read MoreDear Editor, As another school year gets underway, many parents are focused on backpacks, new shoes and getting their kids back into routines. There’s something else that needs to be kept in mind that doesn’t always make the school supply list — nicotine use. Vaping and other nicotine … Read More
Text and Photos By Shari Benyousky Guest Columnist KOSCIUSKO COUNTY — In a world where health initiatives often feel impersonal, Vanessa Nigg brings something rare to her role as well-being coordinator for Live Well Kosciusko: authentic human connection. This dynamic health professional, who traded New York City’s hustle … Read More
With the increase in the cost of tobacco products that began on July 1, many may see this as an ideal opportunity to consider quitting tobacco.
Read MoreDear Editor, Quitting smoking or vaping is one of the hardest, and most rewarding, things a person can do for their health. If you’ve been able to quit, we want to take a moment to say: congratulations. You’ve done something courageous and life-changing. And now, your story can … Read More
Warsaw Community Public Library is now offering a new health-focused service in partnership with Live Well Kosciusko and the American Heart Association.
Read MoreThe Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with Paddock Springs, Live Well Kosciusko, Stillwater Hospice, C.A.R.E.S. and McHatton-Sadler Funeral Chapels, announce the upcoming Senior Expo & Outreach.
Read MoreLeaders are hoping to bring a facility to the area that will help those with mental health needs transition back to everyday life and work.
Read MoreSeveral events are to occur at The Gathering Place of Warsaw for Mental Health Awareness Month in May.
Read MoreLive Well Kosciusko has announced that Brandon Stewart, Brenda Rigdon, Jacolby Maxwell and Lorena Oplinger have joined the organization’s board of directors.
Read MoreOn Feb. 12, students from Tippecanoe Valley High School traveled to the Indiana Statehouse to speak up for a healthier, tobacco-free future.
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